Joy

Joy

Track and improve your mental health

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Danny Freed
Hi Product Hunt! Founder of Joy here. I've been working on Joy for the past few months as a way to get people talking about their mental health and to help them become the best version of themselves. I started working on Joy after coming to the realization that we track our steps, heartbeat, calories burned and more each and every day. But why are we not also tracking our mental health? Today I'm launching a new project I've been working on called Joy that helps anyone do just that. Joy checks in with you once a day and asks how your day was. Joy can detect if you're feeling stressed or unhappy and offer tips on how to de-stress or improve your happiness. I wrote more about how Joy works and why I'm building it here: https://medium.com/@dannyfreed/h... Happy to answer any questions about Joy, building bots, ai, mental health, etc!
Danny Freed
@yaekyum Thanks Yaekyum! The main reason was for speed. No need to reinvent the wheel. Building my own messaging platform means I need to invest the time + resources into the platform itself (UI, security, server architecture, etc.) along with building the actual emotional intelligence that Joy requires. Plus, everyone is already on Facebook Messenger and Slack, so it's just an uphill battle to convince them to download another app AND use Joy.
Jacob Gordon
Love how this addresses mental health in a non-invasive way. I tested Joy, it's smart and works great!
Robert
I'm using Joy for a month now. Not daily but every other day. It's kind of nice to get the mood chart and have a little overview on what you did.
Danny Freed
@cptmuh Thanks Robert! How has Joy changed (if at all) your mood over the past month?
Alec Nathan
Awesome, loved the onboarding process. Looking forward to my first check-in
Andy Lederman
Brilliant idea. Seamless onboard and fun first day check-in/entry. Excited to make this a part of my daily health routine
Elise Ramsay
Great to see this! A bit of feedback, if you're game: I think the Q&A (especially the first time) might benefit from a human touch. After I responded in the affirmative to a symptom (nervousness), the bot chirped on to the next, more significant symptom in a very casual tone "How about hopeless?", which felt really off. If this were a questionnaire (like the BDI), it would be a different story--but it's by nature conversational. As the user becomes more vulnerable, it seems like the bot should acknowledge that vulnerability, otherwise the scales are out of balance. If you're looking to make it more personal, adding a table of responses specifically triggered by affirmative answers (especially to the clinically significant/more severe prompts, like worthlessness) might help users feel more comfortable. It seems like that personal tone exists later in the experience, so 💯!
Danny Freed
@eliseramsay great feedback. Great idea, I like it. Thanks!
Ekaterina Kostomarova
It's strange to talk to a bot about how my day was bloody awful. But idea is good anyway. I got stuck after meditation video. What's next? Bot'll just ask me tomorrow about my mood? And how many tips does the bot have? I will need a lot :D
Danny Freed
@ekaterina_kharitonova thanks for trying it out! I know it might feel strange, but it's better than not talking about it at all! And yes, right now that's all that is next. It's still pretty simple. There will be different tips depending on a variety of different factors. You can also view a report of your mood over time by saying REPORT.
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